I find the four wheeled barrow a little tough to push even across the lawn but in fairness, I do load it up heavy. The single wheeled barrow pushes more easily but has all the disadvantages of a single wheel barrow.
The handle will easily be high enough. The barrow is pivoted to dump like a truck but the end is low much like a standard barrow, I often find myself lifting the barrow when emptied to get the last out of it. For firewood, a wagon might be a better choice. ----- Original Message ----- From: eastwinddancer To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, August 03, 2009 11:47 AM Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Re: Patio project update. Hi All, For skinned shins, my wife got me a pair of plastic shin guards with an elastic sleeve that I just pull on. I think they are a pain but, they save a lot of skin. Dale, how well do the caster wheels work on rough uneven ground. Also how high is the handle, I'm 6'4" do you think I would be able to stand up straight while pushing the wheelbarrow. John is the two wheeled a lot easier two use then the single, I'm doing fire wood for this winter, and need a wheelbarrow that is more stable, because moving the wood about 1000 feet over uneven ground with lots of small rocks. If you have any thoughts, I like to here them. Thanks! Archie --- In [email protected], john schwery <jschw...@...> wrote: > > We have a 2 wheel barrow that we like. I believe it is 6 or 8 cubic > feet and we got it at Lowes. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
